The Cinderella Search by Judy Griffith Gill

4 STARS
The Cinderella Search was first published as Harlequin Love and Laughter Series in 1998. It fit that. Lots of laughter and love. All type of love. Romantic,community,father,daughter.
Lissa Wilkins works at the Inn her family owned for generations and her father dreams of owning it again. The whole community has been raising money so they can offer it.
So when they find that Steven Jackson has made reservation for three weeks and his father owns a bunch of resorts, they decide to make him think the inn is haunted.
Lissa is talked into going up to the attic and placeing the tape recorder right above his bed. She hates spiders, but is talked into it. While she is hooking it up a spider gets on her and she reacts. Lissa legs crush through to the bedroom below.
Steven is surprised when part of the ceiling falls onto his bed and a women's legs dangle from above him. He tries to help her and gets kicked in the face causing him to get a bloody nose. He sees she has a tattoo on her but and very shapely legs.
Lissa is fiesty while Steven flirts with her. He ends up helping her back into the attic when she is stuck and he can't get her down. He calls the front desk to report that a girl and a trunk fell into his room.
Lissa hurries and changes back into her own clothes & shoes answers the phone. She goes up to his room and sees the mess she made. She offers him that they will move him to a different hotel. Steven just wants another room for the night.
Steven is determined to find the lady with the shapely legs and owner of the sandle he found she left behind. He is a deep sea diver and as been out to see for six months. Right now he does not have a job so he is taking 3 week vacation. He comes up with a idea to have a booth at the festival to find the women who fits the sandle right down to the wear on the soles.
Thier are some love scenes that I skipped over. I did laugh at times in the book. In fact the book was charming.
I was given this ebook to read in exchange for honest review from Netgalley.
12/18/2012 PUB Open Road 185 pages